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Known as one of the biggest holidays in east Asian culture, Lunar New Year festivities and traditions are bring embraced by more Australians each year. Australia now boasts some of the largest Lunar New Year celebrations outside Asia, which experts say contributes to the Australia's identity as a multicultural nation.

As tradition goes, Lunar New Year calls for all things NEW! Usher in an auspicious Dragon Year with renewed hope, aspirations, and dreams as you revel in extraordinary beauty selections painted in the dominant power of red and festive iterations inspired by the fire-breathing creature. Envision a vanity adorned with energetic reds and dragonified curations! […]

Happy Chinese New Year 2024! Today the world will celebrate the festivities and arrival of Chinese New Year with grand celebration. The year 2024 is a

The Lunar New Year will begin this weekend, so CityMag has compiled a list of ways to celebrate the Year of the Dragon.

Dragon’s arrival in 2024 heralds rare era of transformation, innovation and drastic change, say geomancers.

SINGAPORE, Feb 9 — This being the Year of the Dragon for the Chinese celebrating the new year or spring festival this weekend, Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong is persuading young...

KUALA LUMPUR: Communications Minister Fahmi Fadzil extended his warm wishes to the entire Chinese community for a Happy Chinese New Year, filled with joy and happiness.

IT is believed that the Year of the Wood Dragon offers new opportunities and is an auspicious time to initiate new projects.

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The Shanghai-born Singapore-based actor and his father are born in the Year of the Dragon. Read more at straitstimes.com.